Work Health and Safety Regulation 2025
119Matters to be taken into account
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119 Matters to be taken into account
119 Matters to be taken into account
For section 118(2)(a)(ii) and (iii), the regulator must have regard to all relevant matters, including the following—
(a) an offence under the Act or this regulation or under a corresponding WHS law of which the applicant has been convicted or found guilty,
(b) an enforceable undertaking the applicant has entered into under the Act or a corresponding WHS law,
(c) in relation to an equivalent accreditation applied for or held by the applicant under the Act or this regulation or under a corresponding WHS law—
(i) a refusal to grant the accreditation, and
(ii) a condition imposed on the accreditation, if granted, and
(iii) a suspension or cancellation of the accreditation, if granted, including a disqualification from applying for any accreditation,
(d) the applicant’s record in relation to matters arising under the Act or this regulation or under a corresponding WHS law.